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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"National Income Dynamics Survey"”.

  1. Analysis of Household Energy Poverty on Human Development Outcomes in South Africa, Using the National Income Dynamics Survey (NIDS)

    … at the household level. To understand the dynamics of energy poverty at the micro-level, this dissertation examines how two different measures of energy poverty – namely, the Multidimensional Energy Poverty Index (MEPI) and the Ten-Percent Threshold measure (TPT) – affect human development …

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  2. Predicting Petty Corruption in the Public Sector through Household Survey Non-Compliance

    … which are often difficult to come by. Using the National Income Dynamics Survey (NIDS) Waves 3, 4 and 5, this paper measures the difference in income underreporting between the public and private sectors. This difference is argued to represent the relative level of petty corruption in the public …

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  3. Socioeconomic inequalities of childhood obesity in South Africa

    … health concern in both high- and low-middle income countries. In South Africa obesity is not only limited to adults but is also evidenced in children. In order to contribute useful insights for developing effective obesity policy and programme interventions, this study assesses socioeconomic …

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  4. A small push goes a long way: An evaluation of the cumulative effects of a cash transfer on South African youth

    … In the late 2010s, depressed household incomes endured in many developing countries in the Americas, Africa and Asia. Cash transfer programs were introduced in many low-income countries in the 1990s, often intended to reduce poverty and increase human capital. South Africa launched the …

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  5. Evaluating the impact of higher education on income poverty in South Africa

    … investigates the impact of higher education on income poverty in South Africa. To conduct this analysis, we utilized data from the National Income Dynamics Study (NIDS) spanning from Wave 1 to Wave 5.

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